Riversiders Raise Ethics, Watchdog Concerns at City Council
From a missing watchdog to conflict-of-interest questions, residents raised pointed concerns — and on one item, got results.
A first-of-its-kind exhibition at RAM and the Cheech explores how Chicano photographers have used cameras to document their communities and reshape American art history.
Pain Sugar Gallery hosts a retrospective celebrating Irvin Kyle "TOFU" Guzman's whimsical characters and electric palette.
Free event at The Cheech on Jan. 15 will gather local perspectives to shape statewide arts and culture policies.
Raincross Window Painting picks up first business client and returns to childhood school.
Applications due Jan. 1 for 8-month program supporting emerging and mid-career artists.
Thursday December, 18 brings a second “Merry” Artswalk Downtown this December.
Several gallery openings and a preview of the Mission Inn lights make this ArtsWalk a must-see.
Two-year collaboration between artist and students documents contemporary Native American boarding school life.
Fundraiser targets $30,000 for museum programs while expanding venue capacity after last year's sellout.
Artist John Dingler loses his 25-year Riverside studio to make way for a needed railroad underpass, taking with him a singular creative ecosystem where digital art bloomed and the unglamorous work of supporting galleries happened month after month.
Lime Street Bridge transformation represents largest single investment by Altura Credit Union in city beautification project featuring local artists Juan Navarro and Patrick Barwinski.
Meet Ward 7 Artist in Residency Mano Mirande and see Riverside's newest mural at the corner of University & Lemon at 6 p.m.
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